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Primary Architects:  Cameron Ahana

Description

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OpenJDK is becoming a popular alternative to the commercial version of OracleJDK. Oracle will not charge companies if they are on the current version of OracleJDK but their release cadence (sometimes as quick as 6 months) makes it difficult for companies to keep pace. Oracle argues that the releases are not "major" releases so the migration is not as daunting a task as many perceive it to be [1]. Java applications running in the ITC data center are on OracleJDK 8.


ReleaseOracle GA DateOracle Premier Support UntilOracle Extended Support UntilOracle Sustaining SupportAmazon Corretto EOSL
8**March 2014March 2022December 2030IndefiniteJun 2023 or later
9 (non‑LTS)September 2017March 2018Not AvailableIndefinite
10 (non‑LTS)March 2018September 2018Not AvailableIndefinite
11 (LTS)September 2018September 2023September 2026IndefiniteAug 2024 or later
12 (non‑LTS)March 2019September 2019Not AvailableIndefinite
13 (non‑LTS)September 2019March 2020Not AvailableIndefinite
14 (non‑LTS)March 2020***September 2020Not AvailableIndefinite
15 (non‑LTS)September 2020***March 2021Not AvailableIndefinite

https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/java-se-support-roadmap.html

Deployment Strategy

Experimental


Strategic (3-5 Years)

  • OracleJDK 11

Tactical (1-2 Years)

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Containment

  • OracleJDK 8

Retirement

  •  OracleJDK 6 and 7


Emerging Trends

  • The InCommon Trusted Access Platform (TAP) is containerizing its components using Amazon's Corretto JDK.
    • The IAM team is deploying TAP components, starting with Grouper.
  • More vendors are transitioning to an OpenJDK implementation.

  • OpenJDK implementation matrix [2] and overview of JDK vendors [3]
  • Difference between OracleJDK and OpenJDK [4]
  • Opinions from okta [5]

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